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There is the story of a young man who applied at a logging company and asked for a job.
The foreman asked him if he could fell a tree with an ax.
The young man walked over to a tree and felled it like an old pro.
The foreman hired him.
On Monday, the young man outdid everyone else on the crew.
But, each day after that, he got slower and slower until Friday, he could barely cut one tree down.
He went through all the motions; swinging his ax, hitting the tree and repeating it, but it just didn’t work very well.
Finally, the young man laid down his ax, sat on the ground in exhaustion and wondered what was causing this.
The foreman came over and told the young man he knew what caused it.
He said he had been so busy all week doing the things that a logger does, that he had forgotten to get back to basics and sharpen his ax.
It has become dull and is all but worthless today because it had not been kept in good condition.
Christians need to sharpen
Last Quarter
Learn
introduction
information
transformation
baptism
This Quarter,
what next?
After Learn
is Live
How do we
continue to live-out
what we learned?
More Sharpening
Really Discipleship:
One short statement
outlines object
Christian life.
The goal of every
true disciple
be like Jesus.
Living
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Discipleship
about
being like Jesus!
When Jesus called disciples
He said,
“Follow Me;”
not merely
“Follow My teachings,”
but
“Follow Me.”
We cannot truly
follow His instruction
apart from Him.
Jesus disciples learned:
pray
Scripture
love
Discipleship necessarily requires
spending time with Jesus!
The Cost of Discipleship
and
discipleship involves
self-denial
and sacrifice
not for those seeking
popularity
or selfish pursuits
Such Cost!!!
Then why do it?
Why follow?
Simple
because...
Compelling Love
Short Parable:
Who is merchant?
us!
What is pearl?
truth,
Gospel
God
Bible
What must we do?
sell everything
renounce everything
for the truth!
Cost is great
but notice...
Nobody
forces
coerces
persuades
Merchant to sacrifice!
Merchant
chooses
volunteers
wants to!
Why?
Pearl of Great Price
Worth much more!
When we get
a sense of the
value of
Christian Life.
we realize
it’s worth
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